The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-09-27
Discriminating Import Duties With
Her Suspended.
To Continue 10 Long as u. \. Yes.
sells Are Exempt
Indian Troubles at the San Carlos
Reser vation.
State and Territorial Omcers KIN
forcing Civil Processes the
Cause-BankA' Accounts
bonds Purchased.

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day by the President Of the Unite,
States OF America:
A PROCLAMATION.
"Whereas, satisfactory proof hsl
been given to me by the Government
Of Spain that no discrimina ating dutle,
Of tonnage or imposis are imposed o.
levied In the i,lands Of Cubs, Porte
Rico and the PHILIPPINES, and all othel
countries belonging to the crown O.
Spain, upon vessels wholly belonsins
TO citixsns Of the United States, OF
upon the produce. manufactures oil
merchandise imported 10 the same
from the United States or from any
foreign country; and, whereas, MOI Il,
cation Of such abolition Of discrimin.
ating duties Of tonpsge and impost,
ss aforesaid have been given to me by
a memorandum Of agreement sisned
this day q. the city Of Washington,
betw, on the Secretary Of State OF the
United States and the Envoy Erlraor.
dinary aud Minister Pienipotentiary
Of Her Msjesty the Qisen Regen,
Of Spain, accredited 10 tae
Government Of the United States
OF America; now, therefore, /,
Grover Cleveland, President OF the
United States Of America, by virtue
Of the authority vested In me by Sec.
tion 1928, of the Revised Statutes OF
the United States, do hereby declare
and proclaim that from and after the
date OF this, my proclamation, being
also the date Of the notification AZ
aforesaid, the foreign discriIniI ating
duiie, OF tonnsge ana impoets within
the United States are suspended and
discontinued, 30 far as respecls the
yesseis OF Spain and the produce, man.
uisc;urss or merchandise imported IA
said vessels into the United STATES
from the Islands OF Cuba and Porto
Rico, the Philippines, apd all other
countries belonging to the crown OF
Spain or hon any other foreign coun.
try; such suspension 10 continue %
lopg an thv reciprocal exemption oI
veeeels belonging TO cilirens OF IN,
ULited Stats, and their cargoes, shsl
be continued fn the said islands o
Cubs and Porto Rico and the Pllllip
pinss. and ali other Spanish posses
e..-.s, aud no longer.
Ia witness Whereof, i have'hereunio IA
set nv hand, and caused the seal Il
the Unised States 10 be aflix d. Done
at the city OF Washington, this 2lst
day Of Sep'e nber. In the year of our
Lord, ono thousand eight hundred
and eighty seven, and OF the indie
pendeDce OF the United A,a!es, the
one hundred aud twelfth.
"GR0vgR CLEVELAND.
"Dy q, P,s'Idsn.i 7, y. BIrIsD. Secretary
SAN CARLOS INDIAN TROUBLES.
Tho War Department: has been
aware for some time OF tho Indian
trouble at the Fan Carlos Indian rpser.
walton In Arizona. The situation there
bears q ressmblauce 10 that which ex
isted a. thH reservation before q !.
orow'e dep rinie Lac summer, and In
roth cases the tfonhle apneara 10 have
HTifen from stlen slo by tbs state ana
territory officials 10 enioIco civil pro-
ceetes on the lndians. In the presen,
case the War Department Is informed
that q Q, nsiable With forty deputies IL
endeavoripg 10 serve the civil process
through an interpreter. IL 10 believed
at the department that any attempt 10
arrest the idiana will load 20 a gan.
eral stampede. Although nominally
under the control OF the Interior De.
partment, the oonduct Of affairs At the
San Carlos reservation Ia really In tho
hands Of q captain In the army. Under
his general powers he has authority 10
erpel intruders from the reservation,
and might rifuso 20 allow The ns,a
bis or any other civil officer 10 cross
the lines of the reservation, bat he has
no force at his command 10 enforce an
order OF this kind.
The following telegram, transmitted
through Gen. Miles at LIS Angeles,
Gal, and Gen. Steward at San Fran.
cisco, has been received nj the War
Department;
"sls cIhlos, Sect. "a, Sunset.
Mf. Horton, Indian trader, was shol
by an Indian sront who was pursued
by Lent. Elliott, M. Porter. chief of
scouts, and tome toouta. The soout
was shot, and both Mr.. Horton and
the scout are dying. -, nrL ADAM,
Commanding"
sARsHlL nANr.'s Aocousm
The Treasury Department mas 70.
ceiyed from United States Marshal
Banks, Of NJ tssachusetts, vouchers
showing the expenditure OF over f33,.
100 by his Office. II was the MarshAls
delay 10 sending In his accounts that
made the Treasury ON 'lals somewhat
and as the amount for
which he may not be liable Ia brought
within the limit ti bis bonds by the
vouchers sent In, the department 70.
lay honoFtd hls draft for about f4lOO.
BONDS rUnoHiBKD rprkRDAr.
Tneto'al amount OF bonds pure hassd
BY the Treasury today under The cir.
,ulN Of the 22d inst wss 81 1853, $50, Of
shich U,076,2C0 were "A per cent,
md tl77,060 per cents. The total
I'M 1unt of money already paid out for
bonds under this circular 10 90, ,6e3, ,423, |
which represents IS lS4. $50 principal
md 81 ,tOs,773 premium on the bonds. |
The payments were made an follows |
-Four per cent. bonds fi,357, 900 prln.
.ipal, and tl ,087, ,28i premium "A per
ont bonds 1889, $50 principil, and |
.32 ,is9 premium. These payments
Ife In addition 10 the purchases Of
III 1916 800 4 per cent. bonds under
he preyioul circular. IntereJt due
october ] on 4 per cent. bonds
10 1851 900 was paid by
ho Tfeasuftr today without rebate.
70 II vi DO seen tha' the department
.ag recently put considerable money
1to circulation, and has nearly erin.
ulshed tbs surplus Of receipts ioT the
resent month.
GkcRkr4HY BAfRCHILD rALEs.